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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07

Texas sheep are suffering badly from the drouth
 In southern New Mexico cattle are assessed at sl2.50
 Over fifty million dollars are invested ill cattle in Colorado.
 Plenty of rain is reported frolnx the sagebrush district in Nevada.
 New stock yards are to be built iA St. Paul s5oo, o,o0O has been raised for the purpose.
 Ex-GoBernor Routt has retprl,edN to Denver from his long visit East in tie interest of stock growers.
 Two vets in Nucces county, Texas, epayed POO head of heifers in seven hours, or almost thirty per hour.
 Four soldiers have been arrested and held to answer for killing cattle belong ing to the Chirioahua com pany.
 Iii Silver Lake Valley, Oregon, Gee. H, Thurston lost 5000 sheep from a flock of 1000 during the past winter
 The new scalp law prohibits the nego- tiation of scalps. The parties killing m ust personally apply for the bounty.
 Men who have cattle and horses for sale and wno advertise literally are be- ginning to discover the value of printers ink
 Pcickly pear, which grows on the cac- tus, is being largely used by Texas stock men. The rriekly points are burned of before feeding.
 T. T, D. Andrews, of Texas, is spoken favorably of as successor to Col. S. P. Cunningham, late agent of the Bureau of Aniaial Industry
 Sixty thousand tons of alfalfa was harvested ill Washoe county. Nevada, last year, and it is believed 5000 tons will be harvested this year.
 4 stockman named Nelson Story, of Bozeman, Mon tana Territory, writes that his loss of stock from severe weather has been fully 75 per cent.
 There are iii Montana about 1, 600, ,0GI head of cattle. There were marketed last year about 1Io, GOO bead, and 40, 0N are required for home consumption. There ara 800, 900 calves.
 One hundred and twenty five Arizons steers, winch had been cerl-fed in Kan sas the past few months, were sold or the Kansas City market at $4 4o pel cwt. They averaged ,220 pounds.
 Catslemsn do not desire to shirk thei just portion of taxation, but cattle hare materially Appreciated in value durins the past two years, and si0 2 head is a n uch i.a they should bs assessed at s long IS cattle values are SO low IS 3 present. -Hoof and Horn.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07
Order GF &ase.

II the Probate Court of the county ef IT. nal, Territory of Ar;2-na.
 In tie matter O. tie sst2te and cs,s.si;au- ship of Walter W Bailey o.lsi l.rla ! lj-si. Y, minors.
 Order to show saase of application ,: .zaa7tI- ian for order sf ss!e ns raj sstate.
 On reading and dliag tie pe;.,ian oi Vg-rn. E. GuijA. the elard'an ol the lelroas pnd es- tst=s c Walter " Baiiey and u!., T ;5,i ley, minors, praying f.r aN o-tley of >s.s es certain real estate belonging to hiz said wards, for the-uses and purposes therein sst fort5. it is hereby ordered that the next of kin cf the said wards, and sll persons interested u sle said estate, appear before this court on Eion- day, the sizseenth dty of May, 1887, at 10 o'clock ., m, at the court rao'n of this court at Florence, in the colsI.:y as Hinal, then and there to show cause why clt.er should not be granted for she sale Of ip.cit essa:s. And it is further o7tlarsd tl.at e.py 9f tllis order be ppbiishel at i94sv thres sucrsssiye weeks before the ssd Sny of hearing in the Florence Ariz .ra EatssitTis@. 2 newspaper print and published ia sad county sf Final at Florence
 Dated April l6, 1887.
 LEVI brGGI.ES,
 Probate Judge
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07
Assessn,nms w@sI-e.

Notice is hereby given that st 7. 13e55iflg of the Board of D rectors of ths Alamo Ana- rilla Ditch Company, held ss tEsir os:i1c in Florence, March F, 1857, an assessment, to be known ss assessment No. f9. If Twenty Dollars per silSse, vas tIsf17s e.csI ard every shsTe If the capital stock os tho eorpo- ration, payable immediately to the Secretary of the company ct lis office in Florence.
 Any stock upon which this asses .flent shall remain unpaid on the 12th day of April, 1887, will be delinquent and advertised for sale it public auction, and unless pay.nent is made before will be sold on Tuesday, May F, 1887, to pay said delinquent assessment, together with costs ef advertising and expense of sale By order of the Board of Directors
 WM. !. GUILD. Secretary.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07
@Acrif's Sale.

In the District Court of the Second Judi cial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Pinal.
 A. Redeujll and NeUtis Redeuiii, plaintiffs, against John V. Wilson and Rosa Wilson ct al, defendants,
 No. 571. Order of sale and decree Of fore closure
 Under and by virtue of ali order of sa'e and decree of foreclosure issped cut of the District Court of tho Second ,Iudeial District of the Territory af Arizona, in and for the county of Pinal on the twentieth ay of April, 4. l.. 1887, in the a*ove entitled action, wherein A. Redeuiu and Nettie Redeuiii, the above named pIaintifs. obtained judgment and decree against John V. Wilson, Rosa Wilson ct al, defendants, on tho 9th day of April 4. D. 1887, which said decree was Gn the 6th day of April, 1887, recorded ir Judgment Book one of said Court, at page S34, i aiu commanded to sell all that certain lot piece or parcel of land situate ill the town of Florence, county of Pinal and Territory of ArizoBa, and bounded and described as follows, to wit: The south half ! Of lot numbered hundred and twenty three tl23l, as shown by the off, cial map of said town of Florence, being the sar.e property conveyed to John Y. Wilson ly Wi1iiam Sutherland by decd dated August 6. 1878, snd recorded ill Book of Deeds, Final county, A. T., ptge 5Sl. together with the saloon building, corral, buildings and ont houses, hay loft, wagon sheds and all ether i'm ! provements on said tract of land, tCGath6T i with all and singular the tene1nents, haredita- ments and appurtenances thereunto belonging ! or ia anywise appertaining.
 1 Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the sixteenth day of May, A. D. 1887, at } o'clock D. rn of that day, in front of tbe Court House, Florence, Prfi county, \ rigo0a fer i 1itory 1 will, in obedience to s54id order ol sse aad decree of foreclosure, sail tte ahov< described property, 80 much thereof may ha necessary. to satisfy plaintiffs itderaent with interest thereon and costs to the highest and hess bidder for cash, in lawful currency o the United States
 Witness my hsnd at iny office in Florence Pinal eounty. 1. T., this twentieth day 0 April 4. D 1887.
 JEEE FRYER. Sheriff
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07

The two most important agricult ura. counties of Arizona ir tho near future will be Pinal and Yuma. The great canal projecS now being developed in Pinal county, and which is rapidly nearing com- pletion, will bring more than 50,00o acres of rich alluvial soil under cultiva- tion. which is capable of producing all kinds of cereals, frnits and vegetables. The water from the Gia river is of such a character that it vitalizes the soil when used for irrigation. There IS room for many hundreds of industrious families, and vast market for all farm products |. to bs found in all of the sarroundioa aihing camps. --Star
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07
DressmakIng and Sewing.

Mrs. D. W. Cummings has leased the residence formerly occupied by afr. D. c. Stevens, near the school house, and opened therein a first class dressmaking and sewing establishment. She will cut, fit and make dresses and do all kinds of plain and fancy sewing at the most req sonable rates and guarantee satisfaction.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07

A safety paper manufactured by 8 Massachusetts mill will make it diff cult for any one to tamper with bank notes or cheeks printed upon it. The coloring matter of the paper is so pre- pared that the application of any cnem- ical to remove the ink will permanent ly change the color of the paper, and an ingenious device is added which be- trays at once any attempt to make an erasure. Between the two the enter prising forger will be sure to come to brief
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07
CAPITAL PRIZE. S15O,OOO

eye do hereby certify that ace supervise the arrangements for au the Monthly and Semi-A Annual Draloings ofF the Louisiana State Lottery Company, and iip person manage and control the Draacil,qs then- selues, and that the same ere conducted lCith honesty, faiTneSs and good .faith toluard aIl porties, aud 1oe authoriae the Company to use this certificate, acith fac-'imiIies of our siqnatewes attaehed, i1a its adrertisemeats. "
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07
HGtes.

William Duff Haynis, of Illinois, has been appointed Chef Clerk to the First Assistant Postmaster General, vics 2iarr, dismissed.
 At Athens, Greece, d court martial has sentenced to death three officers for treaohe;y in having surrendered 10 tto Turks during the frontier fighting, and acquitted fire others charged wi'b ths same oEenke.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07

A meeting of the Liberal Unionists was called in London yesterday to con sider certain proposed amendments to the Irish Crimes Act. The meeting was stormy, owing to the divergence in opin- ion as to many of the details of the bill. Several of the gentlemen present left the meeting.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07

Culinary French" is an extraordi- nary language, and it may be studied to advantage at public dinners, and on the menus of clubs and restaurants. The other day l saw on a club bill of fare, Soft roes de bloater sur toast" The author of this must have been a man, to whom no language had terror. -LondoB World.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07
Notice.

J NJ. Ochoa has bought c. V. Angu- los interest in the butcher business, and in the future will conduct the same alone All debts due Angulo X Cc will be paid to ! NJ Ochoa.
 Florence, A. T May 1, 1887.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07

General Boulanger's military law. which refuses exemption from military service to youths CT men studying for the priest hood, is an infringement of the Concord ance and has demanded it's withdrawal,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07
TEREs:s FIERY REAs0nagLE.
xe4ice, 6 { ssr~-E.l.,f,ss4m Proof.
Deel4rate,-y s.atsplont Nc. lais.

Iecl.ralosy S.stgplont No. la23.
 U. :. LAID OFFICE, TUcsoS, ARlz..
 February IS, 15sI. NOTICE is hcreby given that the following named settler has flied notice of lis intention to make inal proof in support of his lre-emp- ton claim Nc. 151S, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of Di5hict Court at Florence. Pinal county, A. T., en Thursday, MarcL 3i, 1887. viz: Ursula Tautimis of Flor. enee. Pinal County, l. T., for the N ] Of N k of See 5, gp s, R9E, G s s R NJ. He names the following witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of, said land, viz; levi Buggles, G. ". Shalpe, l. " Sharpe and |. Graz, al oi Florence. Final county, 4. I.
 |. [. DALEY. Register. Fisst qualification Feb 26, 1g27.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07

Grfs-hE;.TE7 That the presence os Generals Bea;- ssH nt Ei-f regard and Barry, who iu charge of the drawings is guarantee nf ats.lGe fair integrity that the chances a sual po ol.e possibly divine N7..at nvr2seG vii da y.ize
 ssGSz EsssSsISS that the payment of all prizes iS &EsAfs's'4ssS ssE KSGsjEs SA'NEGsA Fs&2EaS cf New Orleans, and the tickets are signed by the President of an institgtiol whose chartered ris,.ts are rec ognized in the h ehest courts; therefors. be- Ware o1 any limitations O. aii3a glaoas scne5l B.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07

The New York weekly bank statement shows regcrve increase of $179,000. The banks uoa hold g, 140, eco in excess of ths rula.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07

The cost of each saloon to the city of Indianapolis last year was Sl53, and the license only $52.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07

Address Registered Letters ta NEW ORLEANS NAT"x. BANK,
 New C-zeaas, "a,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07

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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-07
Stock Notes.
stance.

Texas sheep are suffering badly from the droutlI.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22
THE LETTER.

Through common hands, unmindful OF its worth
A little missive found Its way to me;
And | regarded Il half carelessly,
Believing that no more upon this earth
A written liae could bring me Joy or deartA-
But as read. sudden, solemn thrill
Flung over me cold akin to pain;
And cords within me, never struck in vain,
Leapt into life and swayed my soul at will.
AS some slight sapling on wind.swept hill.
II told me naught had not known before,
That letter-yet tiny, tluttering hope
Til then within my world-worn heart had
scope
For gauzy wings, whose rosy texture wore
The golden glints my early fancies bore.
My lips grow pale where sneers are wont to sit,
Tears I'll the eyes I thought too Aetue iU
weep;
And all my pride two words can overleap-
For only two the letter has in it,
But potent paralyzing: PLEASE Remit
lid Bits
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22
Royal Recreation.

King Otto Of Bavaria, whose mental
condition is really pitiable, has now
taken to peeling potatoes for a pastime.
At last accounts he claimed to have q
contract to peel all the potatoes used
in the Munich hotels. It is 20 rare that
monarch takes whim in the direc-
ton Of useful labor that we are con.
strained at this moment to regard Otto
as the most useful divine.right poten-
tate in Europe. When the Car Of
Russia takes to saving wood and the
Emperor Of Austria learns the shoe
making trade we shall hold that the
European end Of civilization Il moving
upward in the scale.--M Y. World.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22

Sets inside outside house. Price below compeonn m
small mill and gin in the country Write for large
state all the particulars about
side or outside.-PR1cEs Low
Best Portable Corn MH In the MarkeTook first premium G
Alabama and South Carolina State fairs thirteen competitors
Ground the best meal and oft.
The Best Sav Pony Mill with the latest best
abe friction feed that beats them all and mistake
etc. complete except saw to cut 5000 feet day only $780,
to cut 1000 feet day with HORSE ENGINE
THIS! Larger mills made to order.
Mstones for all The largest stock in the South Send
Mill Gearing of all kinds shang puleys etc. Don't
chine without first getting prices BRo
Founders and Machnsts, Atlanta Ga
The Grenada gazette., 1887-10-22

Bridget, you are never In the
kitchen when l want you. How is itp''
Sure, mum, it's for the raison there's
no tellin' when you're : wantin' ma.'
The EDOch,
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
THE DOCTORS OF THE WORLD.
An Army of Doctors Take Possession OF
the National Capitol

A Washington dispatch of the 71h inst,
saws that in round numbers it is estimated
that the doctors attending the International
Convention of Doctors are estimated at
fully 5000 strong OF these nne'tenths
are Americans and 800 or 400 are foreign
ers. There are horid, portly Englishmen
swarthv Italians, Turks, Pcrsians, blonde
Russians, \orweyians and Swedes, with
Frenchmen, Danes, Germans, Servians,
Mexicans and South Americans, in every
type of eminent respectability. The French
appears to be the favofile language for in
ternal communion, but there are not few
among the doctors present who seem 20
turn without an effort from Serv'an to
Spanish and from Norwegian to Greek
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
LON BEAvEREEAD COUNTY, NJ FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1887

sparkling like millions of diamonds. while
rainbows dance here and there on the
spray as it rises from the great whirlpool be.
low To stand on any Of the cliffs below
the Falls and look into the CANYON four to
six hundred feet below, and then to gaze on
the Falls, one feels an awe and inspiration
which no place else gives. The true lover
OF Nature seems to forget all else while
here and will venture on cliffs, climb to al
most inaccessible places and undergo exer.
tions which would be too severe for his
nerves at home. We go down side can.
yon to the great canyon below the Falls.
It Is hard climb, down steep ladders and
over steep trail, but visit to the caves.
to the rocks almost beneath the Falls.
and fine views from below will repay the
labor. Then, here we get a realization of
the size Of the waves in the whirlpool,
where timber and drittwood are tossed
around until polished and worn out; and if
one desires, this is an excellent place to
catch fish.
A few feet from the Falls stands an excel.
lent hotel, where the genial landlord looks
carefully after the comfort of his guests
A nights rest here in hearing Of the con.
tinuous roar Of the Falls, and feeling all
night its gentle rocking Of the house, is
one OF the delights Of a visit To describe
all the beauties OF Shoshone Falls, tell its
wonders and Of the country around, would
require much space. Most visitors only
see the Lower Falls and lose much in not
going further. After one has been there
five or six times he always finds new at
fractions. Its beauty, magnitude and gran
deur grow on one and never become irk-
some. Good stages run from Shoshone on
the Oregon Short Line, the trip is not un.
pleasant, and visit to the Falls will ever
be remembered as one Of the pleasant
events in life time.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
THE AMERICAN PARTY.
The "Know-No to Hold National
Convention.

The executive committee of the new po-
litical party, recently organized at Phila-
delphia under the name Of the "American
Party" has issued an official call for Ma.
tional Convention to meet in Philadelphia
on September 10Th and 18th for the pur-
pose Of completing the organization, and
promoting, among others, the following
specific Objects
/. To emphasize and perpetuate the sen.
timent: America for Americans.
?. The restriction Of immigration.
;. A thorough revision Of the naturaliza.
ton laws.
4. Reserving American land for Amer.
can citizens only.
$. The protection OF Americans in all
their rights on land or sea in all parts Of
the world.
6. To restrict and guard the right of the
elective franchise.
7. To abolish polygamy in the United
States Immediately and entirely.
s. To enact and enforce such laws as
will tend to eradicate intemperance.
9. To develop the resources Of the coun.
try by wise system Of internal improve.
ments.
10. To protect and promote the Ameri'
can system of free schools.
II. To adjust the relations between labor
and capital on permanent basis OF equity
and justice.
Especially do we invite the representa-
tives Of the following organizations to meet
and cooperate with us in said convention,
viz: The Patriotic Sons Of America, the
Order of United American NJ" :hanics, the
Junior Order of United American Me-
chanics, the Order of Deputies, the Sons
of Revolutionary Sires, the Political al.
| lance, the United Minute Men, the various
oranges and all other orders and orsaniAa-
tions whose principles and sentiments will
! enable them to work in the American par
! tv on the foregoing basis.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09

The tria! OF w. II. Dericr rs Anthony
Ilornback for trcspass in cutting timber,
tried in the Probate Court, las, Tuesday,
before Judge Elder, resulted in verdict
for plain,it.-Sarnon City Retp,tAY.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.
Official Report Of the PROCEEDINGS.

Official Report of the Proceedings.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
DILLON, Montana,
September sth, 1857.
The Board Of County Commissioners Of
Beaverhead County, Montana, met in reg
ular session this sth day Of September, A.
D. 1857. Present-George NJ. Brown, W.
NJ. Oliver, |. NJ. johnson, Commissioners;
Phil d. McGough, county clerk.
Minutes Of last meeting read and appro.
we'd.
The following claims were allowed:
G. 5. Wright, publishing commits.
sioners' proceedings. ........... $3.50
c. S, Wright, publishing commits.
sioners' proceedings and printing. lo,.4+
K. n. ray,supervisor district No. !, $500
w. H. Smead, lumber for district
NO. /. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl.cS
Adjourned until 1:3o p M.
Monday, September 5th, 1857, 1880 p. IN.
Board met pursuant to adjournment A
full board present.
Allowed
William Stodden, ct al, work on
roads district No 1............ $1,000
Henry Neill, witness fees Territory
VS.. Mcclure. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lc6o
Dillon Furniture Co., coffin for
Hoopei, pauper. 1900
Il. ID. Pickman, inquest on Mrs.
0TaOnOrn. 1870
II. D. Pickman, salary as county
physician. Observation-Disclosures. 1875
Alph. Decker, witness insanity Of
AoSeiS. J.SO
S. w. Cromwell, work district No.1 900
John 1nnes, work in district Mol. 600
Sebree, Ferris & White Co., plow
points, district No. o.1........ 1. 200
II. D. Pickman, care and mainte.
nance Of county poor. 65!72
w. Y. Pemberton, defense Of Rock
bud. .............. 5000
William Shineberger, supervisor
district No. 4.................. 4. 24.oo
William Shineberger presented his resig-
nation as supervisor of road district No. 4,
which was on motion accepted.
Allowed:
Helen E. Taylor, county superin.
tendent OF schools. ..... .... $3.50
.. w. w. Rote, jailer, o. days 80. 1880
]. E. Lloyd, Territory vs.McGuire. 3I5
J. r. Holden, justice Of the peace,
Territory VS.. Walker ....... -. 40
]. F. Bergman, justice Of the peace,
fees in two cases. ............. 100
T. F. Hopkins, insanit Of Mackay. $50
Daniel Mccarthy, Territory VS..
McGu're iSo
Joe A. Browne, Territory VS.. Bru.
nner. 900
NJ. Garvey, inquest OF Shoemaker. $50
Geo. Herman, insanity OF Mackay. 800
Geo w. Connick, road viewer. 1900
w. NJ. Knapp, bailif,, June term. 1900
On motion adjourned until Tuesday,
September 9th, 1887, at9a.m.
Tuesday, September 9th, 1857, ga m.
Board me, pursuant to djournment-same
officers present as Of yesterday.
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sor not to assay hay or grain, and to assess
81, land ,no, ,,h;.,, sa,, ,ro,t h,s ,oa,,
! made.
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of credits of tax payers as shown by the
rao,.as c,r Via ,ea rs ~, hx,;., .,,o,;
z;,o assoss,nents ~, tb.. ,1 \to,d,,; :, Son.
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Au,w.d.
Dillon Furniture Co, table for the
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-02
A CHlNAMAH OVERHEARD.

A molly throng of excited people
on the wharyes, near the Pacific
Navigation Co. S building, this noon,
attracted the attention of persons
from every direction. Arriving at
the scene, sichly-looking China
man was seen on board the schooner
Haleakala, then making ready for
sea. The Chinaman, who was cry
imp frantically, was in irons and
dashed to the side Of the vessel
Before the vessel had let 90 her
lines, Mr.. Afong's business manager
arrived, and ordered the captain of
the schooner to free the Chinaman
of his shackles. The captain, in
complying with the request, said
that the Chinaman would jump over
board, and he did. The vessel was
gliding from the wharf when the
Celestial leaped overheard. He
could swim n little, and made ior
shore. Before reaching the wharf,
however, the Chinaman's strength
WAS exhausted, and he was about
to sink, when native in n boat
caught him by the tail. lie was
put aboard the schooner again. On
speaking to Mr.. Afong's business
manager it was ascerlained that the
sick Chinaman, with five others, mac
been in the Hospital for seVera
months, and were discharged as con
valescent, this morning. The one
that went overheard did not wan
to return to the plantation, bu
being under contract, had to go
He would not be set to work a
Pepeekeo until he was able, as Mr.
Along would be pleased to give thu
sick man rest